Today’s best deals come from Amazon, B&H, and Woot, where you will find several Samsung Chromebooks, Galaxy phones, and more on sale
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We have some excellent discounts on beautiful and powerful devices over at Amazon.com. First, we find the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 getting a $200 discount, which leaves it up for grabs for just $800 in Mystic Bronze. You can also go for the larger Galaxy Note 20 Ultra since it’s also getting the same $200 discount, meaning you can grab one for $1,100. Both devices are factory unlocked, and they feature 128GB of storage space, plus S Pen support. And remember that we won’t get a Galaxy Note refresh this year, which means that you will have the latest Note for quite a while.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is also on sale. You can get one for just $530 with 256GB of storage space in Aura Glow, unlocked for GSM networks. This means you save $569 off its regular price, but remember that this phone has been renewed, and it launched back in 2019. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is also on sale, and you can get one for $600 with $100 savings in any of its six color options.
You can also get a new OnePlus 8 in Glacial Green with 8GB RAM and 128GB of storage space, a 6.55-inch Fluid Display with 90 Hz refresh rates, and a 48MP main camera sensor for $489.37 with $209.63 savings. You can also grab this phone from OnePlus.com, but you will only get $200 savings.
The Google Pixel 4 is also on sale, and you can get one starting at $479 with $320 savings if you want the Just Black color variant with 64GB of storage space. The Clearly white model sells for $498 with the same storage. And if you want the larger Google Pixel 4 XL, you can get the Clearly White variant for $640 with $259 savings. The Just Black version is more affordable since it sells for $580 after a $319.05 discount. And if you want extra storage, you can get 128GB. However, you will have to settle for the smaller options if you want to save some money. The 128GB variant of the black Pixel 4 can be yours for $550, while the white variant will set you back $730 with $169 savings.
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We start today’s deals with the iPhone XS that’s currently selling for just $350 at Woot.com. Now, before you get too excited, we have to say that this is a ‘Grade A Refurbished’ device. Still, paying just $350 for a 64GB iPhone XS is, without a doubt, a great deal. And since we’re already talking about Apple products, we must also remind you that the latest M1 powered Macs are on sale, and you can check them out here.
If you own an iPhone 12 Pro Max, and you’re looking to protect your investment, the Apple Leather Sleeve with MagSafe in Saddle Brown is getting a $38 discount, which means you can get one for just under $91. The Baltic Blue and Pink Citrus color options are also on sale, but they’re only getting around $4 and $7 savings.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is also getting some nice savings, as you can grab the 40mm version with GPS connectivity for just $374 after a $235 discount. And to make your device look even better, you can get an Anwaut Solid Stainless Steel Wristband for $14.40 with $5.50 savings. You can get this replacement band for any model of Apple Watch you can think of, and you also get six color options to choose from to match the case of your device.
Now, moving on to Samsung devices, we find the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ getting a massive $480 discount over at B&H, which means you can grab yours for just $620. Now, this deal is almost as good as the ones available at Samsung.com, where you can get the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series starting at $350. If you go for the entry-level variant with 128GB of storage space or the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, that can be yours for just $750 after trading-in an eligible device.
Further, you can also get a new Samsung Galaxy S21 for as low as $100 with an eligible trade-in. If you want the higher-end variants, you can get your hands on a Galaxy S21+ for $300 or the Galaxy S21 Ultra for $500; it will all depend on the phone you have to trade-in. The best part is that you can also get up to $100 instant credit to use towards Samsung’s online store devices and accessories. And if you’re really looking for another device that won’t break the bank, you can also consider a new Nokia 5.4 with Dual SIM support and 128GB of storage space that’s now available for $200 after getting a $50 discount.
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After testing it for two months, Samsung is finally updating its previous-gen Galaxy Note series to the latest Android version. The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ have started receiving the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update. The update also brings the December 2020 Android security patch. As per a report, the One UI 3.0 update is currently rolling out to Galaxy Note 10 handsets in Germany, and to Galaxy Note 10+ models in Germany, Spain, and Switzerland. We expect it to be rolled out in other markets soon.
The latest development comes from SamMobile, which reports the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 is now rolling out for last year’s Galaxy Note series. The Galaxy Note 10+ and Note 10 are getting firmware version N97xFXXU6ETLL. We suggest you have a sufficient battery charge and a good Wi-Fi connection to download and install the update. If you haven’t received a notification can manually check for the availability of update by going to Settings > System updates > Check for system updates > Download now > Install update.
Android 11-based One UI 3.0 for Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ brings a refreshed user interface. It is designed to provide a simpler, more convenient experience for users. The devices are also receiving an improved dynamic lock screen, updated stock apps, a feature-rich keyboard as well as lock screen widgets. Plus, the devices get a security and performance boost. You also get Android 11 goodies like chat bubbles, one-time permissions, media playback widget, and conversations section in the notifications shade. The latest update, Android 11-based One UI 3.0 for Galaxy Note 10 series is only rolling out to select regions right now, but is likely to have a wider rollout in the coming weeks.
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We start today’s deals with a generous selection of smartphones. The Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G unlocked with 128GB storage is currently getting a $250 discount, leaving it at $950, which is $50 less than what you would usually pay for the vanilla Galaxy S20. Last year’s Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is also getting a $250 discount, meaning you can get one for $850 in its unlocked US variant with 256GB storage. And the unlocked Galaxy S10 Lite with 128GB storage is currently available for $500 with $145 savings.
We then move onto Apple deals, where we find the latest 13-inch MacBook Pro with the new M1 chip with $49 discounts. The entry-level model with 256GB storage is selling for $1,250, while the 512GB version with 8GB RAM is selling for $1,450.
Logitech gaming keyboards and mice are also on sale. We start with the LogitechG305 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse getting a $10 discount, leaving it at $40. The Logitech G703 Lightspeed is getting a $16.70 discount, leaving it at $83.29, and the Logitech G903 Lightspeed is available for $127.57 with $22.42 savings.
Now, moving on to keyboards, the Logitech G613 Lightspeed is selling for $78 after a $52 discount. The G513 Carbon LIGHTSYNC is currently available for $127.70 with $22.29 savings.
Finally, we have several Samsung products on sale, including the Samsung 27-inch CRG5 240Hz curved gaming monitor with a $120 discount, leaving it at $280. The Galaxy A7 tablet for $169 with 32GB storage or $260 with 64GB. The Samsung Galaxy Buds are selling for $100.08 with $29.91 savings, and you can score the 1TB 970 EVO NVMe M.2 internal SSD for just $130 with $40 savings.
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We start today’s deals with a generous selection of smartphones. The Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G unlocked with 128GB storage is currently getting a $250 discount, leaving it at $950, which is $50 less than what you would usually pay for the vanilla Galaxy S20. Last year’s Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is also getting a $250 discount, meaning you can get one for $850 in its unlocked US variant with 256GB storage. And the unlocked Galaxy S10 Lite with 128GB storage is currently available for $500 with $145 savings.
We then move onto Apple deals, where we find the latest 13-inch MacBook Pro with the new M1 chip with $49 discounts. The entry-level model with 256GB storage is selling for $1,250, while the 512GB version with 8GB RAM is selling for $1,450.
Logitech gaming keyboards and mice are also on sale. We start with the LogitechG305 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse getting a $10 discount, leaving it at $40. The Logitech G703 Lightspeed is getting a $16.70 discount, leaving it at $83.29, and the Logitech G903 Lightspeed is available for $127.57 with $22.42 savings.
Now, moving on to keyboards, the Logitech G613 Lightspeed is selling for $78 after a $52 discount. The G513 Carbon LIGHTSYNC is currently available for $127.70 with $22.29 savings.
Finally, we have several Samsung products on sale, including the Samsung 27-inch CRG5 240Hz curved gaming monitor with a $120 discount, leaving it at $280. The Galaxy A7 tablet for $169 with 32GB storage or $260 with 64GB. The Samsung Galaxy Buds are selling for $100.08 with $29.91 savings, and you can score the 1TB 970 EVO NVMe M.2 internal SSD for just $130 with $40 savings.
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We start today’s deals with the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G, as you can get up to $300 off your new device over at Best Buy. However, you will have to activate your phone on Verizon, AT&T, or Sprint, which is now part of T-Mobile, and you can get a 128GB version starting at $29.16/mo for 24 months. If you want your device unlocked, you can get it with a $250 discount, but you would still have to activate it to save some bucks.
However, you can also go for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, which is currently available for $800 after a $300 discount, and you will also get 256GB storage space. However, this deal is only available today, so you may want to think fast. You can also get a new OnePlus 8 Pro with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage for the same $800 after the device received a $199 discount over at Amazon, and if you still want to save more and get some freebies, the same phone is available at OnePlus.com, but it’s one dollar cheaper, and you get a free pair of OnePlus Buds to go with your purchase.
Amazon is also giving some interesting discounts to its Fire tablets. Right now, you can find the Fire HD 10 Tablet with 32GB storage and a 10.1-inch 1080- full HD display for $80 after a $70 discount, or get the 64GB version for $120, which also lets you save $70. Now, the Fire HD 10 Kids Edition with 32GB storage and a 12-hour battery can be yours for $130, and yes, you can also save $70 upon purchase. The all-new Fire HD 8 Plus is also on sale for $105, but you only get $35 savings.
There are also some interesting options for those of you looking for a new monitor. The Samsung 49-inch curved gaming monitor is now available for $830, down from its regular $1,000 price tag. Next up, we find BenQ’s 27-inch 4K monitor for $481.26 with $68.73 savings. LG’s 34-inch UltraWide IPS monitor can be yours for just $329 after a $51 discount, and last, but not least, the ASUS 27-inch Full HD monitor is selling for $170 after a $39 discount.
Other deals include Samsung’s 70-inch Class 6 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV with $220 savings, leaving it at $530. TCL’s 55-inch Class 4 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Android TV for $150 after a $150 discount and Sony’s WH-CH710N wireless over-ear headphones with noise-canceling for $88 with $112 savings.
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We have tons of smartphone deals today, as we start with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10. The unlocked International version with 256GB in storage in Aura Black or Aura Glow can be yours for $710, while the Aura Pink version will cost you $732. However, be advised, these devices will only work on GSM networks, meaning that it won’t work on CDMA networks such as Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile, and it comes with an Exynos 9825 processor.
For those who want a US version smartphone from Samsung, the Galaxy S10 is now selling for $733 with 128GB in storage. The Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite is getting a $150 discount, which leaves it at just $150, and you get the unlocked US version with 128GB in storage space that will work in every major network in the US.
You can find more smartphone deals in Sony, LG, and Moto devices, as the Sony Xperia 1 with a 6.5-inch HDR OLED CinemaWide display and 128GB in storage version can be yours for $698 with $251.99 savings. The last device from LG’s G series with 128GB is priced at $400, and it includes a US warranty. The Moto G Power is currently selling for $230 after a $30 discount, and it includes 4GB RAM and 64GB in storage space. The Motorola One Action with 4GB and 128GB is getting a $146 discount, which leaves it at $204, and last but not least, the Moto G7 with 64GB in storage is selling for $200 after a $100 discount. All of these devices are factory unlocked, which means you can use them in the network of your choice.
Now, you can get $100 off the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE, with a catch. If you head over to T-Mobile, you will find the option to buy one and get one with a $200 discount when you open up new lines of service. You can get this plan with a smartphone or go for a Watch-only plan, which would also get you into a 24-month contract with Magenta, but you would technically save $100 per device.
Other deals include the Sony X900H 55-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV with HDR for just $1,000 after a $200 discount. Then we have the CyberpowerPC Tracer IV Slim 15.6-inch gaming notebook with an Intel Core i5 processor, a GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GPU, 8GB RAM, and 240GB SSD is getting a $258 discount, leaving it at just $991.31. HyperX’s Cloud Orbit S-Gaming headset with a $70 discount, which leaves them up for grabs at just $260. Finally, the PowerA Enhanced wireless controller for Nintendo Switch selling for $38.73 after an $11.26 discount.
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Samsung has unleashed its latest stylus-toting flagships – the Galaxy Note20 and the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. The former is the more-mass market device with a lower entry-point, while the latter is the bigger, bolder and badder machine that will cost the power-purists north of $1,300. But unlike the Galaxy Note 10 siblings, the difference between the two new Notes goes deeper, leading to a few compromises which not many buyers will appreciate. Let’s see how the vanilla Galaxy Note20 stacks up against last year’s Galaxy Note 10, and whether the extra premium you pay is worth it.
Surprisingly, the Galaxy Note 10 looks more like the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra than the Galaxy Note20 does with its Ultra sibling. The Galaxy Note20 has rounded edges and less sleek aesthetics, while the Galaxy Note 10 has sharper lines and a blocky form factor similar to the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. But there is more to it than meets the eye.
Samsung has carved the Galaxy Note20 out of plastic, which is bewildering for a phone that will evaporate a thousand dollars or more from your pocket. On the other hand, the Galaxy Note 10 rocks a glass and metal build, which makes the build quality downgrade even more questionable (read: perplexing) in the case of Galaxy Note20. Both the phones support wireless charging and wireless power share capability though.
Samsung Galaxy Note20 features a 6.7-inch HDR10+ certified FHD+ (2400×1080 pixels) Super AMOLED Plus display with a 60Hz refresh rate. On the other hand, the Galaxy Note 10 packs a slightly smaller 6.3-inch HDR10+ certified FHD+ (2280×1080 pixels) Dynamic AMOLED display. The screen on the Galaxy Note 10 is slightly curved alongside the edges akin to the Galaxy Note20 Ultra, while the Galaxy Note 10 has a flat panel. Both the phones feature an in-display fingerprint sensor for authentication.
However, it is disappointing to see that Samsung has not upped the screen refresh rate on the Galaxy Note20 by sticking with 60Hz output, despite the phone being a generational upgrade and the competition even crossing the 144Hz refresh rate mark for a much smaller price tag.
The Galaxy Note20 pairs the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ chip inside it with 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of onboard storage that is expandable up to 1TB via a microSD card. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 employs the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor ticking alongside 8 gigs of RAM and 256GB of onboard storage with no storage expansion facility. However, buyers in certain European countries and India get an Exynos variant of both the phones.
The Galaxy Note 20 relies on a 4,300mAh battery that supports the proprietary Super Fast Charging tech which can top up the battery to the halfway mark in 30 minutes. Coming to the Galaxy Note 10, it comes equipped with a 3,500mAh battery that supports 45W charging as well as wireless charging.
The camera department is where the Galaxy Note20 offers both improvements as well as downgrades. It packs a 12MP primary camera with OIS, a 64MP telephoto lens that is also backed by OIS, and a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera with a 120-degree field of view. The Galaxy Note 10 comes equipped with a higher resolution 16MP ultra-wide-angle camera with a wider 123-degree field of view, accompanied by an optically-stabilized 16MP telephoto camera and a 12MP wide-angle camera with OIS support.
The 10MP selfie camera remains unchanged, as it offers the same f/2.2 aperture and 80-degree field of view. However, the Galaxy Note20’s telephoto camera offers a higher 3x hybrid optical zoom output and 30x super res zoom output. The Galaxy Note 10 is limited to 2x optical and 10x digital zoom output. The latest Note-series flagship can also capture cinematic 21:9 videos at 24fps frame rate and can also shoot 8K videos, while the Galaxy Note 10 is limited to 4K video capture at 60fps.
The Galaxy Note20 starts at $999.99 and will hit the shelves August 21 onwards. Samsung offers it in three colors – Mystic Bronze, Mystic Green and Mystic Gray. As for the Galaxy Note 10, you can currently buy it for $699.99 from the official Samsung store, which is quite a compelling price point for the device. It is up for grabs in Aura White, Aura Black and the stunning Aura Glow shade.
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We start today’s deals with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, which can be yours for $1,099.99 after a $300 discount. This is an unlocked device with 256GB storage, and it also includes a 44mm Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2.
Next up, we have Apple’s iPad Pro. These powerful tablets are available over at B&H with discounts that go up to $530. You can get one for as low as $799 with $350 savings, and you get a 64GB version with Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity. Check out the complete list of deals below, and see if there’s something you want.
If you can settle for a renewed iPad, the latest 10.2-inch Wi-Fi-only model with 32GB in storage can be yours for just $304, after a $35 discount.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 with 256GB in storage is getting a $130 discount, which leaves it just under $600. Remember that the Galaxy Tab S7 has just launched, and you can take a look at it by following this link.
The Microsoft Surface Go with an Intel Pentium Gold processor, 8GB RAM and 128GB storage is currently available for $488 after a $61 discount. The other variants with less RAM and storage aren’t getting any discounts, so this may be your best choice if you want this convertible tablet.
Now, if you like retro gaming, the Sega Genesis Mini is getting a $30 discount, which leaves it at just $50. It includes 42 legendary Sega games, two wired controllers, a power cable, a USB adapter, and an HDMI cable.
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We have seen plenty of rumors regarding the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series, but this may be one of the best yet, as Samsung’s new flagship could arrive with a lower price tag than the one on the Galaxy Note 10 series when it first launched.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series pricing.
•Note20 ₩1,200,000 (around $999 & ₹75,008)
•Note20 Ultra ₩1,450,000 (around $1,199 & ₹90630)
Source – https://t.co/mH4xN35GuD pic.twitter.com/cT5k7C8swB— Abhishek Yadav (@yabhishekhd) July 10, 2020
Rumors claim that we are getting two, not three Galaxy Note 20 variants, a plus variant that would include a curved display with 120Hz refresh rates and a regular version with a flat display, and well, a lower price tag. Now, a new rumor claims that the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series could arrive with a price tag, $40 less expensive than its previous iteration. According to Korean publication Naver, these new prices would be because of lower demand due to the ongoing pandemic, and because this year’s subsidies will be smaller, meaning that customers would have to pay more for the devices upfront.
Source GSM Arena
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We start today’s deals with Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro. This Wi-Fi + LTE model with 512GB in storage is available for just $999 after a $500 discount. You can also get the 64GB version for $799 after a $350 discount, the 256GB variant for $929, or go for the 1TB version for $1,199 with $500 in savings.
Next up, we have the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, which is getting a $150 discount over at Amazon. You can get your 256GB unlocked version in Aurora White for just $799.99, plus you get a 12 month US warranty and free shipping.
You can also get a new Samsung SmartThings door and window multi-sensor for just $16.05 after a $3.94 discount. This will help you keep track of when doors and windows are opened or closed in your home, and you also get alerts when there’s unexpected activity, and you can use it with other smart devices to make your home smarter.
The Google Pixel Stand fast wireless charger for the Google Pixel 4, Pixel 4 XL, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3 XL is also on sale today. It is currently available for $60, which means you save $19 upon purchase.
Finally, the Nintendo Switch Mario Kart racing wheel pro by Hori is getting a $17 discount, meaning you can get yours for $83.
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Samsung has released a new firmware update for its smartphones. This new update includes camera improvements to the Samsung Galaxy S20 series and security updates for other devices like the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series, the Galaxy S10 series, and many more.
Samsung has surprised us with an early July software update. It has released the July 2020 security patch, which includes improvements to the Samsung Galaxy S20 series camera, which contains high-magnification zoom photo improvements and better video stabilization. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ are also getting firmware updates, but these have only been spotted on Exynos variants. Firmware versions N970FXXS5CTFA and N975FXXS5CTFA should already be available for the Note 10 series, so you should check your device to see if this update is available for you as well. If you want to see the complete firmware list, you can follow this link.
Source Android Authority
Via SamMobile
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On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the leaked pictures taken by the Google Pixel 4a, the new features of the Apple Watch Series 6 and more
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